Yes, we know you are up to your eyeballs in editing, processing, blogging (omi!).

That’s just a perfect excuse to press the shutdown button on the electronics and turn your party button on! ShootStyle is heading out on the town and we’ve got a guest party goer: the fabulous Steve Z from Colorado will be there doing a shot with ShootStyle. (My vote is for tequila)

Can’t wait to pull your party pants on & show them off? Great! Get yourself to The Beehive 541 Tremont Street
Boston MA 02116 (directions) on Wednesday the 22nd of September round about 7pm.

We’ll be chatting, laughing, sloshing some liquid about. Generally just releasing some mid-season stress. Call it a mental health night & come play!! We’d love to see you there!

In this installment of our assignment series, we bring you the phrase “Me at work!”

Your assignment is to illustrate the concept “Me at work”. This might be a photojournalistic exercise or an artistic construction. We leave it up to you to define the phrase and how you will interpret it.  But you do have to be the “author” of the image. Don’t give us a photo your second shooter shot of you working.

Our assignment series is open to everyone. You don’t have to be a working photographer, you can be any kind of worker. We’re hoping you’ll wanna play along.

The most creative entry wins! Actually, everyone wins. We will post all of the entries on our facebook page, and post a few of our favorites on our blog, complete with a link back to your blog or website.

Images should be sized to 590 pixels on the long side. If you need help figuring that out, ask your favorite Shootstyler! And by all means, slap that logo on there if you have one! Email your entry to:

assignment@shootstyle.com

We have an album on our Facebook fan page. When the entries start coming in, we’ll post them there first. Check in with us at Facebook if you are looking for some inspiration.

www.facebook.com/ShootStyle

The deadline is June 14, a Monday. If you have a photo you shot already (think reflections)  of you working , that would be awesome.  If you want to set up some sort of story or fantasy of you at work, even better!

Let’s have fun doing this together!!Assignment series: “Me at work!”

We invited 14 photographers from around New England and we crawled all over this hotel. Here is a sneak peak of the workshop participants in action.

The workshop was fantastically well attended- photographers from all over New England signed up for this seven hour workshop . The weather got a bit chilly, but the models and participants were tough cookies and endured the fickle spring weather in Maine!  Our next workshop will be on May 16 in Massachusetts- stay tuned to the blog for details!

Here are some images from the ShootStylers:

A big thank-you to all the participants! Erin Chapman, Allana Taranto, Carol Savage, Lyana Votey , Emily Carter Delamater, Audra Medunitza-Welton, Margaret Belanger, Michelle Gordon McDougal, Sierra Kristen Jackson, Erik Patton, Jocelyn Mathewes, Jenifer Dean Hartman, David Butler, Jamie Cinq-Mars, B Corey, and Mark Andrew Higgins.  Here are some of our favorite participant images:

In this installment of our assignment series, we bring you the phrase “Beginnings!”

Our assignment series is open to all photographers, professional, semi-pro and rank amateur. We’re hoping you’ll wanna play along.

Your assignment is to illustrate the concept “Beginnings”. This might be a photojournalistic exercise or an artistic construction. We leave it up to you to define the phrase and how you will interpret it. The most creative entry wins! Actually, everyone wins. We will post all of the entries on our facebook page, and post a few of our favorites on our blog, complete with a link back to your blog or website.

Images should be sized to 590 pixels on the long side. If you need help figuring that out, ask your favorite Shootstyler! And by all means, slap that logo on there if you have one! Email your entry to:

assignment@shootstyle.com

We have an album on our Facebook fan page. When the entries start coming in, we’ll post them there first. Check in with us at Facebook if you are looking for some inspiration.

www.facebook.com/ShootStyle

The deadline is April 15, a Thursday, TAX DAY!!. If you’d like to think about “Beginnings” at events you are already shooting, we think that would be pretty keen. If you want to go do something wacky and outside of your usual style of photography, even better!

Let’s have fun doing this together!!Assignment series: “Beginnings!”

In this installment of our assignment series, we bring you the phrase “Done Me Wrong!” Since this assignment runs through Valentine’s Day, we figured we’d run a little anti-Valentine’s Day theme.

Our assignment series is open to all photographers, professional, semi-pro and rank amateur. We’re hoping you’ll wanna play along.

Your assignment is to illustrate the concept “Done Me Wrong”. This might be a photojournalistic exercise or an artistic construction. We leave it up to you to define the phrase and how you will interpret it. The most creative entry wins! Actually, everyone wins. We will post all of the entries on our facebook page, and post a few of our favorites on our blog, complete with a link back to your blog or website.

Images should be sized to 590 pixels on the long side. If you need help figuring that out, ask your favorite Shootstyler! And by all means, slap that logo on there if you have one! Email your entry to:

assignment@shootstyle.com

The images will be used on this blog, Facebook, and a few select images may make a post on the Digital Wedding Forum, just ’cause we’ll want to show everyone’s cool ideas off!

We’ll have an album on our Facebook fan page. When the entries start coming in, we’ll post them there first. Check in with us at Facebook if you are looking for some inspiration.

www.facebook.com/ShootStyle

The deadline is February 14, a Sunday. If you’d like to think about “Done Me Wrong” at events you are already shooting, we think that would be pretty keen. If you want to go do something wacky and outside of your usual style of photography, even better!

Let’s have fun doing this together!!Assignment series: “Done Me Wrong!”